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FORMER WBA flyweight champ
KOKI KAMEDA, 16-0 (11), returns
in Tol<yo, Japan against former
WBO titiist JOSE ANTONIO LOPEZ
BUENO on IVIarch 22.
The Japanese southpaw is
coming bacit from a ban after
urging his younger brother Daiiti to
foul throughout his fight with WBC
flyweight champion Daisuke Naito
last October 11.
Koki hasn't fought since last
July, when he widely outscord Cesar
Lopez in Tokyo.

NONITO DONAIRE, knockout
conqueror of Vic Darchinyan,
defends next against anotlier
Aussie, HUSSEIN HUSSEIN.
The match takes place in Dubai
on April 4.
Bigger news in the Philippines
was Donaire's public proposal of
marriage to girlfriend Rachel
Marcial.
The boxer did it whilst taping a
talk show at the Makisig studios in
Quezon City.
He sang her a love song.
Marcial, a taekwondo jin (exponent)
and trying out for the national
team, and the other guests were all
stunned. She accepted. The
wedding won't take place until after
Donaire's spring title defence.

ANTHONY DIRRELL, the slick nint,
Michigan super-middle and one of
our Hot Prospects for 2007, was
arrested in his home town, though
has not yet been charged on
suspicion of bank robbery and has
been released from custody.
Dirrell's grandfather Leon Lawson
said it's a case of mistaken identity,
claiming Anthony was on his way to
chemotherapy - a case of being in
the wrong place at the wrong time.
But police say Dirrell's vehicle
matched one leaving the scene of
the crime outside a Franklin Bank.
Dirrell hasn't boxed since December
2006 because of illness. He has
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
With 12 straight wins 111
inside), 23-year-old Dirrell, brother
of US Olympian Andre, is one of the

IRELAND host a joint training camp
with Great Britain and France at the
National Stadium in Dublin, starting
tomorrow (Saturday February 2).
It lasts a week.
The GB Olympic team have nine
attending: 48: Paul Butler. 54:
Joe Murray, Michael Maguire.
57: Stephen Smith. 60: Frankie Gavin.
69: Neil Perkins. 75: George Groves.
81: Tony Jeffries. 91: Danny Price.
Brad Saunders (64) would have gone
but he is having a hand operation.
Murray, Gavin, Saunders and Jeffries
are all qualified for the Olympics.
The Irish senior squad has just enjoyed
a week-long strength and conditioning
camp in Donegal from January 18-25.
They used the Twintowns